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The accepted account of Adolf Hitler's fate at the end of World War II was that he committed suicide on 04/30/1945. Despite this, conspiracy theories surrounding his escape have persisted for years. Now, in a twist, new FBI documents reveal he had escaped to Argentina after the war. We review the theories now after this revelation. Also, our Craniumelody artist this week is Skunkhour.
Topics Discussed:
- Hitler Goes to Argentina
- Oklahoma AP History
- Skunkhour
- Peter Molyneux
- Superhero Movies Round Up
- Zombie Apocalypse
- WTF: Chainsaw Wielding Drunk Driver
- WTF: The Bacon Woman
BlendoveR is the "trendover" podcast, bringing you the news that the news isn't covering. Presented by Greg Davies and Aaron Ciavarra, we focus on topics that are not trending across the web and in the mainstream media, and have a knack accurate predictions of coming events, trends, and media coverage.
Hitler Goes to Argentina
FBI: Hitler Didn't Die, Fled To Argentina – Stunning Admission
Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler
Hitler and Eva Braun fled Berlin and died (divorced) of old age in Argentina
Wikipedia: Conspiracy theories about Adolf Hitler's death
Oklahoma AP History
Oklahoma Representative Not Okay With History Advanced Placement Style
Peter Molyneux
Peter Molyneux interview: 'It's over, I will not speak to the press again'
Superhero Movies Round Up
Firefly' Star Morena Baccarin Joins Deadpool As Female Lead
Kodi Smit-McPhee Cast As Nightcrawler In X-Men Apocalypse
X-Men: Apocalypse Casts Kodi Smit-McPhee As A Young Nightcrawler
Zack Snyder Teases Justice League With Jason Momoa's Aquaman (Photo)
Zombie Apocalypse
The best vehicle for surviving a zombie apocalypse?
>WTF: Chainsaw Wielding Drunk Driver
Australian court rules against chainsaw drink-driver
WTF: The Bacon Woman
Woman Who Threw Bacon At Police Station Mysteriously Disappears After Charges Dropped
Recommended Listening:
- "Up to our Necks in it" by Skunkhour from the album The Essential Skunkhour


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It was interesting to tune into sports talk radio in the Steel City prior to Sunday's game between the Ravens and Steelers, if only to hear an opposing city's take on quarterback Joe Flacco. For several hours, caller after caller checked in to state the belief that Flacco, who was just 1-5 in Heinz Field prior to last night, would never play well enough to lead the Ravens to a win.
A parade of hosts joined the chorus. All the Steelers had to do was rattle him a little, they believed, and he'd give the game away. Just look at the way he played against Jacksonville, and against Arizona in the first half. Just look at his history in Pittsburgh.
Whatever the conventional wisdom was, Flacco certainly wrote a different script Sunday, winning one of the biggest games of his career with one of the biggest throws of his life.
The Ravens fourth-year quarterback — who has certainly struggled at times this year — had the ball in his hands down four points with less than three minutes remaining, and all he did was drive the Ravens 92 yards for the game-winning score. Even when it looked like he was going to run out of magic, when Torrey Smith dropped a pass in the end zone with 35 seconds left, Flacco didn't rattle. He simply stepped up three plays later and threw a 26-yard touchdown strike to Smith.
It was a stunning turn of events, and might just put to rest four years of questions about whether or not Flacco can perform in big moments. He finished the game 28-of-47 for 300 yards, but those numbers hardly do justice to how clutch he was on Sunday. He wasn't flashy, but he spent most of the night carving up the Steelers with short, quick throws, especially on third down.
The drives didn't always result in touchdowns, but Flacco's throws kept the chains moving and kept Baltimore's defense on the sidelines. Even when the Ravens' wide receivers dropped passes — and they dropped at least six — Flacco didn't rattle. He simply continued to zip passes through small windows for big completions.
The Ravens offensive line, which benefited from the return of Ben Grubbs, gave Flacco plenty of time to set his feet for the first time in weeks, and he responded with his best game. The Ravens, in fact, started the game by converting 12-of-16 on third downs.
On the Ravens' first drive of the game, Flacco converted three times on third down, hitting Ricky Williams, Dennis Pitta and Anquan Boldin on short patterns to keep the drive alive. The result was a 3-0 lead when Billy Cundiff booted a 18-yard field goal.
The following drive, Flacco was equally sharp on third down, hooking up with Pitta (on 3rd-and-7) and Torrey Smith (on 3rd-and-9), moving the ball 56 yards before Cundiff missed a 40-yard field goal. Instead of dwelling on a missed opportunity, Flacco came right back and drove the Ravens down the field for two more field goals, including one that gave them a 9-6 half time lead.
Even though Flacco led the Ravens on a third quarter drive that gave them a 16-6 lead on a 4-yard touchdown by Ray Rice, it looked like things were going to unfold in a familiar fashion after Ben Roethlisberger threw a touchdown to Mike Wallace to make it 20-16. Once again, it seemed like Roethlisberger conjured up magic in Heinz Field that Flacco could not.
But the Ravens final drive, which began at the 8-yard line, was a thing of beauty. He zipped passes to Boldin, to LaQuan Williams, and to Ed Dickson to get the Ravens to mid-field. Facing a 4th-and-1 at the 49-yard line, he fired a bullet to Boldin to keep the Ravens alive.
Two plays later, it looked the Ravens might suffer yet another oh-so-close loss in Pittsburgh when Flacco hit Smith in the end zone, only to have the ball go right through Smith's hands for his fourth drop of the game. But Flacco didn't hesitate to look Smith's way again with 14 seconds remaining, connecting for what — to this point — might be the biggest throw of his career. Smith had his arm grabbed by William Gay on the play, but he still reeled in the pass as he was falling to the ground, silencing the crowd at Heinz Field.
In celebration, Flacco pumped his fist and filled the void with a howl that might have been heard all the way back in Baltimore.
It was interesting to tune into sports talk radio in the Steel City prior to Sunday's game between the Ravens and Steelers, if only to hear an opposing city's take on quarterback Joe Flacco. For several hours, caller after caller checked in to state the belief that Flacco, who was just 1-5 in Heinz Field prior to last night, would never play well enough to lead the Ravens to a win.


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Samuel L. Clemens, born in Florida, Mo., received patent #121,992 on December 19, 1871 for an Improvement in Adjustable and Detachable Straps for Garments.
Clemens, better known as Mark Twain and famous for stories such as Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, also was an inventor and received a total of three patents. While living in Hartford, Conn., Twain, received his first patent for an adjustable strap that could be used to tighten shirts at the waist. This strap attached to the back of a shirt and fastened with buttons to keep it in place and was easy to remove. Twain's invention was not only used for shirts, but for underpants and women's corsets as well. His purpose was to do away with suspenders, which he considered uncomfortable. Twain also received patents for a self-pasting scrapbook in 1873, that was very popular and sold over 25,000 copies, and in 1885 for a history trivia game.
Twain also believed strongly in the value of the patent system. In his book, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Hank Morgan, the Connecticut Yankee, said "...the very first official thing I did in my administration-and it was on the very first day of it too-was to start a patent office; for I knew that a country without a patent office and good patent laws was just a crab and couldn't travel anyway but sideways and backwards."
Twain's patent, granted under the name Samuel L. Clemens, as well as the more than 6 million patents issued since the first in 1790 and the 2.3 million trademarks registered since 1870, can be seen on the Department of Commerce's United States Patent and Trademark Office website at www.uspto.gov.
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I recently started making my way through the digitized PDFs of In The Continuum and quickly realized that a Table of Contents would be really helpful. So I started to make one. Thus far it's only complete through Volume I but I intend on finishing out the full run within the next week or two. At that point, I'll format it better and publish a pdf for general use but, in the meantime, here's a link to my working document in case anybody else might find it of immediate use. I'll update here when the full version is ready.
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text: THE ISSUE: The Albany County executive and legislature still can't agree what to do with their nursing home. THE STAKES: At a cost to taxpayers of a million dollars a month, this impasse is unaffordable. It is exasperating that Albany County continues to bleed taxpayers dry while it dithers over the fate of the county nursing home, year after tiring year. What is the county holding out for? A cure for old age? Here we are again, with yet another scheme from the County Legislature to miraculously fix all that ails the nursing home, this time in 18 months, a feat this body has failed to achieve for years. Meanwhile, County Executive Dan McCoy continues to dig in on his idea of leasing and largely privatizing the facility in a deal that raises many questions as well. About the only thing both sides seem able to agree on — maybe — is the creation of a local development corporation that would own and oversee the home, as if a game of musical ownership is the county's idea of a business plan. And as if the fiscal track record of public authorities should give the public any assurance. And so the two sides remain largely at impasse, with Mr. McCoy entrenched, the Legislature periodically making a show of doing something while in reality spinning its wheels, and taxpayers shelling out a million dollars a month for the privilege of watching this farce. Is there a way out of this? We'd certainly like to think so. Mr. McCoy wants to hand the nursing home over to a private firm, Upstate Services Group, and has spreadsheets to bolster his argument that his idea would save taxpayers $60 million to $70 million over the next decade. The county, though, would have to pony up some cash — $18 million in grants, loans and money for repairs to the home, funneled through the local development corporation to USG. The Legislature wants to put the home in the hands of the local development corporation, whose directors would all be chosen by lawmakers, effectively making it just an extension of the Legislature, and use a group of consultants who say, with sparse substantiation, that they can make the facility more economical. Mr. McCoy won't sign off on the Legislature's idea, citing a curious exclusivity agreement with USG — a firm the county hasn't even hired. Nor will the Legislature agree to Mr. McCoy's plan, just as it wouldn't agree to one offered by his predecessor, Michael Breslin, to get the county out of the nursing home business. It claims its new plan can get the county out of its financial hole, just as its old plan — to build a whole new nursing home complex — was going to do that, too, until state analysts got a look at it. So what to do? We offered a suggestion months ago that remains as sensible today: Get a credible outside analyst, preferably the state comptroller's office, to help settle this. Ask it if either of these ideas holds water. Then go with the best plan. What is so hard about that? What's to be lost — other than getting out of this ridiculous vicious cycle that is getting old, and older and more costly by the day? More Information To comment: firstname.lastname@example.com or at http://blog.timesunion.com/opinion See MoreCollapse


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WASHINGTON (CBSDC/AP) — A federal government shutdown is looming but the city government for the nation's capital insists it will be open for business as usual, an unprecedented move for a city whose leaders continually struggle to assert their independence from congressional oversight.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray this week declared all government operations essential, meaning all of the roughly 32,000 municipal workers — from trash collectors to teachers to DMV workers — would be expected to report to work. Legislation being circulated by D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson would authorize workers to be paid from the district's contingency cash reserve fund, if necessary.
"I have determined that everything the District government does — protecting the health, safety and welfare of our residents and visitors — is essential," Gray said in a statement explaining his decision.
Gray said during this weekly Sunday radio address on All-News 99.1 WNEW that he's fed up with the district being treated unfairly.
"No other jurisdiction in this great country is taxed by the federal government and expected to send its sons and daughters off to war without representation in Congress," Gray said. "Sadly, residents of the District of Columbia find ourselves in this unfair position every day and our nation's leaders continue to turn a deaf ear."
The mayor notified the federal Office of Management and Budget of his plans to keep the government open, but the agency had not responded as of Friday afternoon, said Gray spokesman Pedro Ribeiro.
"I respect the judgment of the city and hope the Congress will do the same," said Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, who represents D.C. in Congress but cannot vote on the House floor.
She added: "I have never second-guessed the city, and I don't think OMB or Congress should second-guess the city on this matter any more than they should second-guess them on how to run the city itself."
The Senate approved legislation Friday to prevent government agencies from closing down next week, the latest step in a fractious budget fight centered on funding for President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. But it wasn't clear whether the Democratic-led Senate and Republican-run House would be able to reach a compromise to avert a shutdown that would take effect Tuesday, when the government's new fiscal year begins.
"Why on Earth should [Congress] have any say in how we handle our finances?" Gray asked. "Why should we be made to suffer at the hands of an irresponsible Congress, when Congress should be the ones taking lessons from us on fiscal responsibility?"
Non-essential D.C. employees were furloughed for several days in November 1995 during a federal government shutdown, though an agreement by congressional leaders spared local workers during a second shutdown the following month. Two years ago, District leaders made plans for a federal shutdown, but that was ultimately averted by a late agreement in Congress.
Gray's stance is unprecedented in D.C. politics and represents the local government's latest act of defiance against Congress, which wields the ultimate authority over the district's budget and laws.
"We have balanced our budget for 18 consecutive years and have well over a billion dollars in the bank. Yet, we cannot spend our own money to provide our residents with the services they've paid for unless we get permission from a Congress that can't even agree to pay its own bills," Gray said.
The mayor, who has repeatedly pressed for budget autonomy, was arrested in 2011 for protesting restrictions on how the local government could spend federal funds and has clashed with congressional Republicans over their desire to revive a private school voucher program. Voters last spring approved a referendum allowing the city full budget autonomy, or the ability to spend its local tax dollars without congressional approval under any circumstances. That referendum would take effect Jan. 1, though it could still be challenged in court as unconstitutional.
"We're also making the point that this highlights why budget autonomy is important, and we can't wait until January 1, 2014," Mendelson said in explaining the local government's position.
There is no danger of the D.C. government running out of money in the event of a federal shutdown, Mendelson said.
The contingency fund on which the city would draw holds roughly $144 million, and the district payroll is $98 million for every two-week period, Ribeiro said, meaning that the government should be able to make one payroll period during the shutdown.
Keeping the government open during a shutdown could potentially run afoul of the federal Anti-Deficiency Act — which essentially says money can't be spent unless it's been appropriated by Congress — but district leaders argue that they don't need the approval of Congress or OMB to draw money from their contingency fund. Still, in the event any federal shutdown drags on, the D.C. government would need OMB to sign off on the decision to declare all workers essential.
"I believe that the people focused on this crisis are not interested in the district government, which is another reason why we should have budget autonomy," Mendelson said.
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Im very new at java and this is the last thing i have to finish before get some sleep. I just cant seem to finish the program. The goal is to make a program where the user inputs a number, then recieves the limit, range and sum of the odd numbers that make up the entered number. I have most of it done, i just cant seem to get the program to print the total sum of the odd numbers
import java.util.Scanner; class Sumoddjkunitz { public static void main(String[] args) { int user1, div; //This tells the user what to do System.out.println("This program will tell you the sum, limit, and range of odd numbers between 1 and your chosen number"); System.out.println("Please enter the limit number"); Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); user1 = keyboard.nextInt(); //spacer below System.out.println(" "); //limit System.out.print("The Limit of the numbers is "); System.out.print(user1); //spacer below System.out.println(" "); //range System.out.print("The range of the numbers is "); System.out.print("1 to "); System.out.print(user1); //spacer below System.out.println(" "); //sum of odd numbers and loop System.out.print("The sum of the numbers is "); sum = 0; for (int j = 1; j <= user1; j++) { if (j % 2 == 1) { sum += i; } } } }


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In a 55 minute presentation Father Robert Barron takes a keen review and analysis of Gaudium et Spes for the 5oth anniversary of Vatican II.
The Benedictine monks of Saint Procopius Abbey (Lisle, IL) and Benedictine University have offered several presentations to help us understand the importance of the key documents promulgated at the Second Vatican Council.
Father Barron is the author and host of the critically acclaimed Catholicism series. Barron is trained in theology. His full time ministry as a priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago is to serve at the President/Rector of Mundelein Seminary.


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Re: Mobile format
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Isn't Tapatalk only for phpBB boards?
The Genii Forum
Ian Kendall wrote:Isn't Tapatalk only for phpBB boards?
Richard Kaufman wrote:I found it by using some other link that I found on google. Cool Joe! Now all we have to is clean up all the hacked crap.
Richard Kaufman wrote:The hack is not in the registration system.
Ian Kendall wrote:Isn't Tapatalk only for phpBB boards?
Joe Pecore wrote:I installed a mobile skin on MagicPedia if anyone would like to test it for me. It should automatically detect you are on a mobile device when you browse to it: http://geniimagazine.com/magicpedia/Main_Page
Ray Haddad wrote:
Here's a QR code image to speed up loading your browser (for first time visitors):
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Ray Haddad wrote:All anyone needs is a copy of the Genii API from whoever designed the current format and rules for getting the issues into the iPad or iPhone for off line reading.
Ray Haddad wrote: Contrary to the Apple aficionados, the Android has overtaken the iPhone and iPad in terms of application numbers. Users, too.
Ray Haddad wrote:Apps are not hard to develop.
Ray Haddad wrote:All anyone needs is a copy of the Genii API
mrgoat wrote:...
Of course it has. There are 203920 forked and incompatible versions of Android and one version of the iOS.
CraigOusterling wrote:mrgoat wrote:...
Of course it has. There are 203920 forked and incompatible versions of Android and one version of the iOS.
THAT is funny.
I'll +1 the android.
CraigOusterling wrote:To clarify myself I didn't say there were forked versions of iOS.
CraigOusterling wrote:The current version is 5.1.1 build 9B206. It is the fourth 'major' version of version 5.
CraigOusterling wrote: I inferred the number 5 means 4 others came before. Making the bold statement "one version of the iOS" uhm... ironic?
CraigOusterling wrote:Also with one eyebrow raised: The thought of forked versions is bad?
mrgoat wrote:So whilst creating an app for an iOS device means you need to make one version....
Ian Kendall wrote:In the current tablet market, there are only really four or five permutations of hardware; there are a couple of chipsets, but the screens are all much of a muchness (in the decent bracket, anyway)
Ian Kendall wrote:Even the screen resolution is not that much of a problem; in much the same way that the iPad scales up iPhone apps, Android can scale up apps to fit its screen.
Ian Kendall wrote:Tablets (for that is the subject here)
Ian Kendall wrote:, at the non [censored] end of the spectrum, all run Honeycomb, which is currently at 3.2 - one or two revisions less than iOS5...so the bottom line is that if you develop the app for Honeycomb, the vast majority of Android tablets would be able to run it.
CraigOusterling wrote:
Ian Kendall wrote:Since we are talking about reading Genii on a device, I think suggesting using a phone is a tad daft.
That leaves the tablets. And the majority of tablets run Honeycomb.
Keep up, fanboi :D
Ian Kendall wrote:You can read a magazine on a phone? My old age old eyes cannot handle that. And I bet you don't, either... ;)


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Genealogies: Graduate Symposium on the History of Women & Gender
The Executive Committee of the Twelfth Annual Graduate Symposium on Women's and Gender History at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is pleased to announce a call for papers. The Symposium, which is the capstone event of the History Department's Women's History month celebration, is scheduled for March 3-5, 2011. To celebrate and encourage further work in the field of women's and gender history, we invite submissions from graduate students from any institution and discipline. The Symposium organizers welcome individual papers on any topic in the field of women's and gender history. Papers submitted as a panel will be judged individually. Preference will be given to scholars who did not present at last year's Symposium.
This year's theme, "Genealogies," references two trends in the field—the emergence of kinship and the family as tools for interpreting the past, on the one hand, and the continuing importance of the method Foucault called "genealogy," on the other—and seeks to ask a question about the connections (and contentions) that might unite them. How might a history of the family be affected by Foucault's insistence on refusing origin stories, and how might the new scholarship on intimacy-kinship influence an understanding of the instability and discontinuity of history? Is it possible, in other words, to construct a genealogy of genealogy?
Papers need not take up these questions directly, but they should enthusiastically and intriguingly address some aspect of these concerns. In gathering together what we hope will be a geographically, temporally, and disciplinarily diverse body of papers, the conference will create opportunities for dialogue and discussion across these different fields. To that end, successful proposals could focus on, but would not be limited to, studies of whether and to what extent kinship relationships and claims of belonging might be said to have a history. Of related interest would be proposals that engage the idea of intimacy, particularly in relation to familial or social networks and their surrounding histories. When thinking of the idea of 'family', we challenge potential paper authors to critically examine the concept of 'family' and how the term is defined, utilized and deployed in a variety of contexts. Additionally, we encourage panelists to focus on the kinship-related facets of the concept, including but not limited to: personal family histories, borderlands histories, architectural manifestations of gendered space, changing conceptions of the 'traditional' family, and family as viewed through the lens of modernity . In keeping with this year's focus on gender, genealogy and kinship, we also hope to assemble a specifically historiographic panel addressing the state of the field. We are, then, particularly interested in paper proposals that problematize the history of genealogies—or the genealogies of history–or suggest new historiographic avenues of inquiry.
For the Twelfth Annual Symposium, we are delighted to announce a keynote speaker who engages many of these themes in her work:
• Tiya Miles, Associate Professor of History, University of Michigan, author of Ties That Bind: The Story of an Afro-Cherokee Family in Slavery and Freedom (University of California Press, 2005)
The journal Gender & History will again sponsor a prize for the best graduate student paper presented at the Symposium. Conference presenters will also have the opportunity to publish their work in the on-line proceedings volume. We possess limited resources to subsidize travel expenses for presenters. Giving priority to presenters with limited conference experience, we will allocate these funds based on the quality of presenters' proposals and the availability of funds.
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Ending up in Arbitration
Securities attorney Jenice Malecki talks with Wealth Management at wsj.com's Caitlin Nish about what makes a strong investor claim against a broker and the steps that lead up to brokers having to defend themselves in arbitration.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... the rarer the room ... every year investors I know that this can lead to get their brokers in Finra's dispute resolution one ... when you're talking to the selected an attorney ... present investors ... about the steps leading up to brokers helping to defend themselves or Patrice ... Jamie's so what ... is the cleanest you hear most often when investors want to tear up but ... I think the common thread amongst these claims is that the claim I they didn't understand the products ... we didn't understand leading activity and that really boils down to ... them not understanding the risks and the not expecting the loss was incurred in town ... and I think that really comes from a lack of education of the customer ... because I think a broker really needs to have sit downs with clients not just giving them a prospectus which ... I found in my arbitration hearings most brokers haven't even then said to expect a customer to read the prospectus and understand ... the investment and the markets and is a bit difficult and speech it's really ... will lead to claims more than anything ounce at broker needs that sit downs with the client so that they really understand ... what it is that they're doing market ... what distinguishes the strong clean from a weaker one ... a strong claim is rare in the trading activity doesn't make sense in two contexts ... indeed it doesn't make sense for the clients ... so an older person in speculative investments ... on or it doesn't make sense in the market so for example in two thousand and seven we knew that the financial markets in the real see markets are softening ... so is there a lot of recommendations in real estate and finance in that period and really have to ask ... why and what a large percentage of client assets and why is that ... and how when one has declined about what really would be the speculative nature in ... such investments in that market at that time ... most pieces and of February before they go to a hearing ... I would say that most cases do settle the cleaning and re curing but it's really it's Jeff and I think two factors for clients with the attorneys ... in some cases ... personally what I liked it or use make sure that my clients always have an option ... I think that that's important for both respondent's and claimants' to figure out ... whether you can settle the case were not settled the case and tomorrow going and he tried he didn't try ... so that a ... settlement conferences mediation as a chronic parallel tracks arbitration ... and their voluntary so no one is forced to settle in mediation ... so it's a really good way to assess the case ... and how it's can play out in an arbitration hearing ... so I like to try mediation subtleties of the most needy nations are successful ... but not all ... so if the investor does have to go to a hearing ... how much time to thirteen for the entire piece for markets wait for him to start the first meeting with ... you and I and my aunt to a piano was turning inward ... wield a lot of work come from other cases so it takes between one in three months I'd say Ricky student files ... we need decline and we look at all of their documents all the things that we get our hands on that they would have to produce an existing one a look at before we file a claim ... we also researched the market that the client it was investing and and the news stories that were ... new going on during that period because we wanna see it the actual transactions ... made sense at the time they were recommended ... that ... that process once the file a statement of claim it takes about three months to the broker to respond generally broker firm ... chance that the process generally takes ... in its trial like format ... the trainee year you're not to come to conclusion ... I'm a little a little quicker for the elderly people because there are rules that elderly and sick people can get a picture here ... bring ... things to me thank you ...


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A new dual-degree program will allow students entering the University of Houston (UH) to earn credit hours toward both a bachelor's degree from UH and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) School of Nursing. Program participants should be able to complete both degrees within five years.
Patricia L. Starck, D.S.N., R.N., dean of the UTHealth School of Nursing, said the partnership is designed to address an urgent, ongoing need in health care by encouraging more baccalaureate-prepared nurses. "By recruiting interested students at UH, our school benefits from a pool of high-quality B.S.N. applicants here in the Houston area," she said. "And the students potentially will benefit from a seamless transition to the nursing profession resulting from our two institutions working together."
"The new UH/UTHealth School of Nursing dual degree is the first of several dual degree programs being developing between UH and health profession schools in the Texas Medical Center," said UH Assistant Vice President for University Health Initiatives Kathryn E. Peek, Ph.D. "Our goal is to provide seamless pathways for UH undergraduates interested in health careers to enter some of the top professional schools in the nation."
Under the new agreement, first-time students in the UH College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) will have the new option of taking a three-year pre-nursing curriculum (at least 90 semester credit hours). The nursing prerequisite courses will apply toward a UH bachelor's degree.
"We are very pleased to be working with the University of Texas Health School of Nursing to provide our students with an opportunity to receive a bachelor's degree in nursing," said UH CLASS Dean John W. Roberts. "This collaboration recognizes the value of the liberal arts in preparing students for careers in professional fields, as well as the quality of student preparation in the sciences at the University of Houston."
After completing 30 semester credit hours at UH, program participants must declare a pre-nursing dual-degree major. After earning 75 credit hours, program participants will be advised to take a designated nursing admission examination and to apply for admission to the School of Nursing as a dual-degree applicant.
UTHealth School of Nursing's Director of Clinical and Special Programs Stephanie E. Meyers, Ph.D., M.Ed., will be a coordinator and liaison of the dual-degree program. "This program is designed for pre-licensure students, and they must begin at UH as a freshman," said Meyers, who is a UH Honors College graduate and an assistant professor in the nursing school's Department of Family Health. "It should offer an exciting career option for undergraduates interested in pursuing a B.S.N. degree. Streamlining the two degree plans will provide for an efficient educational path that provides a strong foundation in liberal arts and natural sciences."
UTHealth will reserve a percentage of spots available during each admissions cycle for dual-degree program participants. If selected, they will be granted priority admission based on cumulative grade point average (GPA), prerequisite science GPA and scores on the nursing admission examination.
Faculty members and staff from both campuses will collaborate on admissions, recruiting and marketing, as well as providing pre-health professions advisors for the students.
Both universities will provide oversight, assessment and review of the program's performance. For information on how to enroll, visit http://www.uh.edu/class/departments/nursing/ or contact Tamara Cobb at firstname.lastname@example.com or 713-743-2474.
About UTHealth School of Nursing
Part of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, it is the highest-ranked nursing graduate school in Texas and among the top five percent in the nation, according to the 2013 America's Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News & World Report. Within a diverse interdisciplinary environment, this pacesetting school produces an average of 180 new nurses and 140 nurses with graduate degrees each year. More than 8,245 nurses have graduated from the UTHealth School of Nursing since 1972. For information, visit http://nursing.uth.edu/.
About the University of Houston
The University of Houston is a Carnegie-designated Tier One public research university recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the nation's best colleges for undergraduate education. UH serves the globally competitive Houston and Gulf Coast Region by providing world-class faculty, experiential learning and strategic industry partnerships. Located in the nation's fourth-largest city, UH serves more than 39,500 students in the most ethnically and culturally diverse region in the country. For more information about UH, visit http://www.uh.edu/news-events/.


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